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Voting · Maryland
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See the dates and hours in Maryland and Norwegian time.
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Voting · National source reference
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Campaign finance · National source reference
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Today's composition is not a 2026 result.
435 seats up · 218 = majority
| By caucus | D | R | vacant |
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| By caucus | 214 | 219 | 2 |
By party: R 218 · D 214 · I 1. One independent sits with the Republican caucus according to the Clerk.
35 seats up (confirmed) · 51 = majority (the vice president breaks 50–50 ties)
| By party | D | R | I |
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| By party | 45 | 53 | 2 |
Florida was confirmed on October 15 from an official notice. Seats up for election are separate from the party composition above. Senate candidates and results are not imported. Human review of the new explanations is pending. Official notice (PDF) ↗
No results source is connected. No results from the 435 House races are imported here. This does not say whether election authorities have published results.
Source connection: 0 of 435 House races. Senate results are not included in this tracker. User scenarios and the current member roster are not used as election results.
The button retrieves Valg.info’s import status. It does not fetch election-authority pages. Automatic refresh and a results feed are not enabled. Retrieval failures or invalid data are never replaced with zero tallies.
Human editorial review of the new status explanation is pending.
Districts and holders from the Clerk roster. Candidate coverage is shown per state.
Correction, October 15, 2026Maryland candidates could incorrectly appear under other states. They now appear only under Maryland. The reviewed candidate records are unchanged.
Districts are those in the current membership roster. Changed 2026 election boundaries are not mapped here; a current holder is not automatically a 2026 candidate in the same area.
35 listed races: 33 regular elections and special elections in Ohio and Florida. Candidate lists and results are not imported.
Maryland: No Senate race marked in this source version.
FEC calendar data as of May 18, 2026. Senate classes from GPO October 9, 2026. This is a dated source snapshot. Later changes and possible new special elections require election-authority checks. It is not an up-to-date ballot list or voting-deadline guide.
| State | Type | Class |
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| Alaska | Regular | II |
| Alabama | Regular | II |
| Arkansas | Regular | II |
| Colorado | Regular | II |
| Delaware | Regular | II |
| Florida | Special | III |
| Georgia | Regular | II |
| Iowa | Regular | II |
| Idaho | Regular | II |
| Illinois | Regular | II |
| Kansas | Regular | II |
| Kentucky | Regular | II |
| Louisiana | Regular | II |
| Massachusetts | Regular | II |
| Maine | Regular | II |
| Michigan | Regular | II |
| Minnesota | Regular | II |
| Mississippi | Regular | II |
| Montana | Regular | II |
| North Carolina | Regular | II |
| Nebraska | Regular | II |
| New Hampshire | Regular | II |
| New Jersey | Regular | II |
| New Mexico | Regular | II |
| Ohio | Special | III |
| Oklahoma | Regular | II |
| Oregon | Regular | II |
| Rhode Island | Regular | II |
| South Carolina | Regular | II |
| South Dakota | Regular | II |
| Tennessee | Regular | II |
| Texas | Regular | II |
| Virginia | Regular | II |
| West Virginia | Regular | II |
| Wyoming | Regular | II |
FEC marks states with Senate elections. The GPO membership list only cross-checks seat classes; it is not a candidate list or evidence that an incumbent is running. No names or party composition are imported from it.
SHA-256 9a5d4ec0ba2b69daf2f510ef79bca0ca381ab699255ac5adb971b9672d517251SHA-256 949d0440d0785054b8a6f2bbbc6843dfe8d78bf4b900dc4b4b938ca397aafb1aHuman editorial review of the new explanations is pending.
Early in-person voting: October 22–29, daily from 07:00 to 20:00 in Maryland. Election Day, November 3, has the same local hours. See each day in Norwegian time below; the time difference changes because the countries change their clocks on different dates.
Source snapshot retrieved October 23, 2026. Check the organizer’s information for any changes.
Calculated from your device’s clock and the source schedule. This is not an observation of an open polling place, an eligibility decision or a results alert. Published closing time does not establish published results. Early voting is not open overnight.
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| Type | Maryland · America/New_York | Norway · Europe/Oslo |
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| Early votingOctober 22, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 23, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 24, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 25, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 26, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 27, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 28, 2026 | – | – |
| Early votingOctober 29, 2026 | – | – |
| Election DayNovember 3, 2026 | – | – |
Check Maryland’s official election information ↗
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SHA-256 6128d57f6b46317a8bc41d3e1363fe278846f0bf8433f424dac8c3f7c5bf2a79Reviewed by Lars Føleide · . Covers this version of the Maryland schedule and explanations in both languages. Other content and later source versions are outside this approval.
22 active candidate filings across 8 districts are staged from the state list. Names are shown after named review (Lars Føleide, October 13, 2026) of this exact source version.
4 active governor tickets with running mates are staged. Names are shown after review of the same source version.
No Senate race is marked for this state in the imported FEC calendar (2026-05-18). This does not rule out later changes or special elections.
| District | Held by | By caucus | 2026 candidates |
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| MD-1Explore this race and its candidates | Andy Harris (R) | R |
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| MD-2Explore this race and its candidates | Johnny Olszewski (D) | D |
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| MD-3Explore this race and its candidates | Sarah Elfreth (D) | D |
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| MD-4Explore this race and its candidates | Glenn Ivey (D) | D |
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| MD-5Explore this race and its candidates | Steny Hoyer (D) | D |
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| MD-6Explore this race and its candidates | April McClain Delaney (D) | D |
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| MD-7Explore this race and its candidates | Kweisi Mfume (D) | D |
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| MD-8Explore this race and its candidates | Jamie Raskin (D) | D |
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Explore this race and its candidates Governor: 4 filings (Democratic, Green, Republican, Working Class Party). 5 inactive filings (withdrawn/failed) are excluded. These are state filings, not the state senate and not a nationwide roster.
Source: Maryland State Board of Elections, retrieved October 13, 2026 (version sha256 c2af2098a27e…). Reviewed by Lars Føleide on October 13, 2026, limited to: 26 active Maryland filings (22 U.S. House across 8 districts, 4 governor tickets). This approval does not cover the explanations on the page.
3 of 26 candidates
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| Name | Compare | Party label | Status | Filed |
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| Sarah Elfreth | Democratic | Listed candidate | September 17, 2025 | |
| Berney Flowers | Republican | Listed candidate | September 16, 2025 | |
| Robert L. Coffman | Republican | Registered write-in (not printed on the ballot) | September 28, 2026 |
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Selected published surveys, not a complete or live feed. Age is measured from the end of fieldwork.
Age and analysis calculated as of 2026-10-15 (America/New_York). This is not a new source check.
Registered voters mostly saw their district candidates’ names. Figures include respondents leaning toward a candidate. Generic choices were used in some areas and cases.
| Response | Share |
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| D – Democratic candidate | 44 % |
| R – Republican candidate | 36 % |
| Another candidate, including leaners | 5 % |
| Not sure | 15 % |
| No answer (source symbol) | * |
Rounded percentages. “*” is preserved from the source and is not set to zero. This is a national summary, not a poll of each district, a forecast or a seat estimate.
Shown separately: Question wording, named candidates and response categories differ from the generic polls below. These figures are not pooled with them.
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“With Americans in a Sour Mood, Democratic Voters Are More Engaged in Midterms.” Pew Research Center, Washington, D.C. (October 8, 2026). Pew Research Center
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State polls — separate Senate contests
The question asks which party people would vote for in Congress nationally. It is not a district race and does not say who wins a majority.
| Pollster | Fieldwork | Population | Sample | D | R | Uncertainty | Age / retrieved |
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| Marist | 2026-09-14 – 2026-09-15 | Registered voters | 1,280 | 53 % | 41 % | ±3.8 (margin of error) | 30 days |
| Emerson College | 2026-09-21 – 2026-09-22 | Likely voters | 1,000 | 53 % | 42 % | ±3 (credibility interval) | 23 days |
Only polls with the same population, response set and contest are combined. With one pollster per population the "average" is just that poll.
Publication dates: Marist September 23 (page), Emerson September 24 (page publication metadata). Retrieved/checked October 13. Undecided shares are not imported; D/R shares are not normalized to 100 percent. This is a limited dated selection, not all polls. Automated recheck returned HTTP 403. Figures were checked with an AI-assisted source reader on October 13. This source version is covered by the page approval of October 13, 2026. Method: conducted September 21–22, 2026, n=1,000 likely voters, credibility interval ±3 (not a sampling margin of error).
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